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The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1983

Page

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John F Miller to retire from Western Auto after 44 years

John F Miller 74 plans retirement after 44 years as owner of Western Auto. He opened the store in 1939 in the Jackman Building, moved to Souders, then Harrison Ave location. The business became John F Miller & Co in 1953 and expanded in 1954. The store recently became Small Pro Hardware under new owners.

Karen Minnelli John F. Miller Western Auto Miller Jackman Harrison Ave Souders John F. Miller & Co California Harrison Mt. Pleasant Ridge Harrison Chamber of Commerce Small Pro Hardware Dave Bill Small

Christmas Parade in Harrison Seeks Participants

North Pole sends holiday message as Santa arrives in Harrison with a parade on Saturday. Groups gather at Harrison Elementary School on Broadway Street at 10 a.m. and the march begins at 11. Readiness urged. entry blanks to be mailed in.

North Pole Santa Harrison On Sat Harrison Elementary Broadway Street

Parade Entries Sought by Harrison Jaycees Group

Harrison Jaycees invite parade entries, contact Parade Chairman at P O Box 223 Harrison Ohio 45030 by mail or phone for participation details.

Harrison Jaycees P.O Harrison, Ohio Parade

Democrats Gain Control Of City Council In Harrison

After a decisive precinct by precinct tally in Harrison, Democrats gain six of seven council seats and the mayor’s chair. Veteran Mayor Ham Rolfes expresses satisfaction with the change. New council members Kinnett Bybee and Glasscock secure victories, while Republicans Meeks Hornsby and Wendel leave office. Trustee results also favor Democrats in wards one and two, with unopposed incumbent Loos winning ward three.

Karen Minnelli Jan. J. Harry Ham”’ Rolfes Archie Mason Rolfes Harrison Mason Larry Kinnett Gregory Bybee Ruth Glasscock William Kuhlmann Kinnett Council Its Kinsiett Harrison’s Bybee Glasscock Robert Meeks Roger Hornsby Dave Wendel Terry Stephens Jerry Wilson Eee Eenenee Harry A. Rolfes Gregory B Wheeeee Ruth Glasscock Seeeee A Eens Roger Hornsby Sneeeenee Larry Kinnett Weeeneee David Wendel Eee Weendene Sereen Eneee Terry Stevens Eee Eeneee Herbert Benson Seeeee Carl Greenham Seneeee Glen Colegate Gary Roberts We Crosby South Central A.B. Two Water Two Tom Kammerer Seeeeeneee June Merten Saeed Eewenee

Gert Holiday Becomes American Citizen at Folk Festival

Gert Holiday, among 53 immigrants naturalized on Friday, November 11, celebrated at the Cincinnati International Folk Festival. Since arriving from Moelfer Wales in 1947 she and her American husband settled in Harrison. She studied for the civics test with help from Gene Woelfel and the Village Historical Society. Judge Spiegel led the hour long ceremony before about 400 people as flags waved and patriotic songs filled the hall. This is her first chance to vote and she plans to vote next year.

Gert Cincinnati Toronto Harrison Holaday States Gene Woelfel Village Historical Society Welsh Society of Greater Cincinnati United States S. Arthur Spiegel Wales Gene Anne Woelfel

Compassionate rescue ends 40 minute fountain standoff

Cincinnati police sergeant Richard Tessendorf talked down a despondent ex Marine from a 27 foot fountain ledge on Fountain Square. After 40 minutes the man revealed his name and motive, saying he wanted to buy a birthday gift for his four year old son. Tessendorf proposed driving him to visit a doctor and then to the birthday party, easing the crisis.

Tessendorf Veteran's Hospital

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John Miller Western Auto-Home-owned A.B Harrison Pet Park Ave Christian Church First Presbyterian Church Broadway & Vine Sts George St N. Vine St Legion Hall Kilby Rd Rolling Acres Club West Harrison Connie S$. Carter Barbara G. Goins Inetta Jo Wesley Leonard Edwin Waller Loren John Loos Gert Holiday By Karen Minnelli Richard Tessendorf Lees Creek Road
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